Rosewood Amsterdam, set to welcome guests from June 1, 2025, brings a harmonious mix of history and luxury to the UNESCO-listed Amsterdam Canal District. The hotel occupies the historic former Palace of Justice, marking the final new hotel development within a monumental building in the city. Built in 1665, the property has been meticulously restored by Studio Piet Boon, honoring its heritage while incorporating modern Dutch craftsmanship. With 134 guest rooms, including five signature suites offering canal views, and three distinctive dining venues, the hotel provides an elevated experience of Amsterdam's rich culture. Guests can also explore the city's waterways aboard a private Salon Boat, designed for elegant and scenic travel.
The hotel integrates Rosewood's A Sense of Place philosophy, reflecting Amsterdam’s charm and history through curated experiences and refined design. Public spaces highlight the grandeur of the building's past, while amenities like an Asaya Spa, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and an indoor swimming pool add contemporary luxury. The property’s 2,400-square-foot ballroom offers a sophisticated venue for events, further connecting guests with Dutch culture. Rosewood Amsterdam honors the history of the city by changing the Palace of Justice into a welcoming getaway that reflects Dutch gezelligheid, which means "a warm and friendly atmosphere." The hotel offers a smooth blend of historical and modern luxury.
